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'"If we get Doug, beware of our team," Wiley said. "If that happens we're about to make that Baltimore run. Flutie is a winner. He's a great fit and an immediate impact-maker."'
R.I. native Smith is trying to lure Flutie to Chargers [6:21 AM]
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Doug Flutie meets with John Butler tonight [7:37 PM]
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Dan Pompei says the West Coast offense is a solution to a league of imperfect passers. Four West Coast quarterbacks - Rich Gannon, Brian Griese, Jeff Garcia and Donovan McNabb - received Pro Bowl invitations in 2000, and another, Kerry Collins, went to the Super Bowl. None of these players was considered a Pro Bowl- or Super Bowl-caliber performer going into the season...
Butler did it: Snagged Marcellus Wiley [1:18 PM]
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'He receives a six-year deal worth $40 million, with a signing bonus of $9 million. His cap number for 2001 is $2 million, when including a $500,000 base salary.'
Wily GM locks up Wiley for Chargers [11:10 AM]
San Diego Union Tribune reports:
'Wiley said he would miss Buffalo and its fans. He said the city opened its arms to him, and he felt as if he belonged. But the lure of returning to Southern California, where he grew up, was too attractive.'
Cap Lessons [10:43 AM]
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Citing the NFL Management Council, at the start of free agency, Buffalo was $2.0 million under the cap - with a mere 43 players under contract.
Len Pasquarelli's Tip Sheet [10:39 AM]
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The article begins with speculation that if Flutie were to sign with San Diego, he would be unwilling to step aside in two years for Michael Vick. Also: "In his exit physical with the Bills at the end of the 2000 season, Washington weighed 365 pounds. More significant, SportsLine.com has learned doctors found some arthritis in his right ankle." Also: "If you're wondering why little-used tailback Antowain Smith has not been a part of the Buffalo Bills salary cap purge, it's because general manager Tom Donahoe actually has a few teams interested in trading for the four-year veteran. Not a major deal, mind you...."
Chargers lure Wiley away from Bills [8:52 AM]
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'It was going to take a free-agent market miracle for the Buffalo Bills to be able to retain defensive end Marcellus Wiley. The miracle did not happen.'
Butler's Chargers bound to improve with Wiley [5:53 AM]
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'That's easy to do when a hard-luck team is coming off a 1-15 season, will benefit from a fifth-place schedule, and has the rights to the No. 1 pick in April's NFL college draft.'
Bills uniform options won't make fans blue [5:52 AM]
Business First of Buffalo reports:
'The red, blue and white of the Bills we know are synonymous with Buffalo. Look around. We'd all be hard-pressed to find someone we don't know who doesn't own some piece of Bills' apparel. Men, women, teens, children. Winter jackets, baseball caps, sweatshirts, golf shirts.'
Free-agent catch Wiley lands with Chargers [5:51 AM]
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'"Of the teams interested in Marcellus, and those in which he was interested, too, the Chargers seemed to be only one with sufficient cap room. The market is bad right now, and it's going to get worse. We didn't want to still be out there when all the money dried up."'
Chargers reel in coveted free-agent DE Wiley [5:50 AM]
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'"Marcellus had certain expectations in terms of money and when he got what he wanted on that front San Diego was his first choice," Blank said. "Marcellus grew up and lives in Los Angeles and the Chargers were the team he wanted to play for."'
Butler turning Chargers around [5:49 AM]
Fox Sports reports:
'...the Bills couldn't compete with the Chargers' offer. And, so, on Sunday they looked on helplessly as Wiley signed a six-year deal, the second starter on the team's defensive line to depart in two weeks.'
Wiley agrees to $40 million deal with Chargers [5:47 AM]
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'"I want to give John Butler all the credit in the world, but the proximity to Los Angeles was huge," Blank said. "Personally, I'd like to keep him on the East Coast, but he's been away from home for a long time."'
The ties that bind us to Buffalo [10:17 PM]
TBD reports:
'The ties that bind us to Buffalo... What happens when you are forced to leave Buffalo? When the economy is in a slump and taxes are too high and you can't make ends meet without a decent job? You miss those things that make Buffalo great! You miss those things that allow you to call Buffalo HOME no matter where you live.'
Marcellus Wiley signs with Chargers [6:23 PM]
NFLTalk.com reports:
'Both defensive end Marcellus Wiley and his agent Brad Blank have told NFLtalk that the top free agent defensive end, possibly the top free agent at any position, is now a San Diego Charger... Wiley's contract is for $40 million over 6 years with a $9 million signing bonus... Just 25 years old, Wiley had a breakout season in 2000 finishing the season with 10.5 sacks despite missing most of the preseason after back surgery... Originally a 2nd round draft pick of the Buffalo Bills in 1997, taken by then general manager John Butler, Wiley had an apprenticeship behind one of the best in the game, Bruce Smith.'
Bills' execs had the smarts to tune out fans on QB call [9:00 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'In essence, this is what Tom Donahoe, the Bills' new impresario, told Flutie and his fans Ash Wednesday night...the loose translation of his statement was "sit on it."'
Team courting pass rushers [8:46 AM]
San Jose Mercury News reports:
'Wiley's agent, Brad Banks, said 14 teams have called since free agency began Friday.'
Teams interested in Flutie better do their homework [8:20 AM]
CBS Sportsline reports:
'And while Flutie should be held in esteem for overcoming the odds and accomplishing everything he has, there isn't a stop he has made in the past 16 years where he hasn't at least contributed to some degree of friction in the locker room.'
Chargers try to woo Wiley [4:44 PM]
North County Times reports:
'"It went well,'' Wiley said of the visit, before heading home to Los Angeles. "They don't have much selling to do; I have already researched the situation and it's a team that I have tremendous respect for, despite their record.'
Ex-Bill Wiley exits without Bolts offer [4:42 PM]
San Diego Union Tribune reports:
'The Chargers may yet sign Wiley, but their decision not to make him an offer might have been an attempt to keep from bidding against themselves. By allowing Wiley to visit with other teams, the Chargers can see what the market will bear.'
New Titans kicker may be veteran [9:23 AM]
Nashville Tennessean reports:
'Tennessee contacted two veteran kickers yesterday, engaging in preliminary conversations that could lead to visits by John Carney and Steve Christie.'
Clearing the air [9:07 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'How important are the Bills to this community? When Donahoe officially made the announcement that Johnson was the man at 7 p.m. Wednesday, the news conference was carried live by Channel 2, Channel 23 (Channel 4's sister station) and Empire. And all three 11 p.m. newscasts led with the Bills' selection.'
Credibility gap [9:00 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'Speaking of mistakes, local radio outlets certainly were having a field day with another blunder by WGR-AM on a big Bills story.'
Koshinski admits to muffing Thomas coverage [8:58 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'Stop the presses. A broadcasting executive has admitted a mistake. Bob Koshinski, the general manager of the Empire Sports Network, deserves some applause for admitting that he blew it when he decided against carrying Thurman Thomas' retirement as a Buffalo Bill live on Wednesday afternoon.'
Bills, Johnson rework contract [8:56 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'The Bills saved some more salary cap room by spreading out money in Johnson's contract. The terms were finalized late Thursday night, an NFL source told The News. The Bills now stand about $2.8 million under the NFL salary cap of $67.4 million, according to a source with the NFL Players Association.'
Lighthearted Flutie confident new door will open for him [8:54 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'Doug Flutie entered the rotunda of the historic Faneuil Hall Marketplace on Friday with a bounce in his step and a smile on his face. This hardly looked like a man who had lost the battle to be the Buffalo Bills undisputed starting quarterback to Rob Johnson.'
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Public school students throughout Massachusetts are returning to class for the first time since the Boston Marathon bombings and perhaps no other school was more affected than Snowden International.
The high school with about 400 students is just a block from the bombing site and five Snowden teachers ran the marathon as part of a fundraiser. None was allowed to finish.
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The Failed Jurisprudence of Managed Care, and How to Fix It: Reinterpreting ERISA PreemptionRussell B. KorobkinUCLA School of Law UCLA Law Review, Vol. 51, p. 457, 2003 Abstract: Most Americans receive their health care from a managed care organization (MCO), which makes state regulation of MCOs a significant policy issue. Most Americans also obtain their MCO membership through an employer-sponsored benefits plan subject to federal regulation. Consequently, courts must determine whether and to what extent federal law preempts state MCO regulation. Over the last quarter-century, two questions have been particularly troublesome for the courts: (1) may patients sue their MCOs for negligence and related state law claims?; and (2) may states regulate the benefits provided by MCOs to employment groups? Judicial attempts to address these issues have resulted in a confusing and doctrinally inconsistent jurisprudence of managed health care, in which like cases are treated differently and Congressional intent is all but forgotten. This state of affairs that has led to substantial scholarly criticism and calls for federal legislative reform. In two recent decisions concerning managed care, the Supreme Court missed opportunities to rationalize this body of law, reinforcing the failures of its jurisprudence. This Article contends that the flaws in the Court's managed care jurisprudence stem from a single mistake of statutory construction; specifically, the failure to recognize that medical benefits promised to patients by MCOs are not employment plan benefits, even when paid for by an employer. Were the Supreme Court to recognize this simple mistake, a new jurisprudence of managed care would emerge that eliminates confusion, avoids doctrinal conflict and inconsistency, and effectuates Congressional intent. The new jurisprudence would also obviate much of the need for federal "Patients' Bill of Rights" legislation. Number of Pages in PDF File: 82 Keywords: Health Care Law, Managed Care, ERISA, Patient's Bill of Rights, Pegram v. Herdrich, Rush Prudential HMO v. Moran Date posted: December 18, 2003Suggested CitationContact Information
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This is a great article and rather eye opening approach in terms of where technology currently is and its potential to grow within the next few years. In as little 5 years digital vision is going to match that of human capacity. Whats more shocking is its predicted by 2045 for Technological Singularity to occur. Technological Singularity is the state at which computing power far exceeds the capacity of the human brain. We are on the brink of a technology revolution and we slowly are realizing the power said technology. I'm not looking forward to the day when computers can get around spam filters though, my mail box is going to get hit hard.
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xeonn: my reading of her books puts her firmly in the camp follower category. By her own account she dabbled in nursing, slept with one of the officers and received better food, accomodation and transport as a result. When she describes the men loving her as shown by their laughing and cheering when she passed I can't help thinking that the men would be saying "There she goes, Lady Muck on her horse, that's the second thing she's had between her legs this morning".
I may be doing the lady a disservice but until I have more than her account of events I will take her with a pinch of salt.
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There have been two recent books about her. I have only seen extracts but they do confirm that she served as an effective soldier. I'll dig out the titles. There have also been articles about her written in modern day Serbia. I've seen a translation of one which seems to have drawn on local material - again it confirms that she was an effective combat sergeant being involved in a fighting breakout from encirclement by her regiment.Doc2, perhaps I am being harsh but so much of what is written is based on her own writings. I have read her books and found her to be egocentric and more concrened for herself than others. My recollection (I don't have the books to hand) is that she was happy to be treated as a nurse (or a woman) when it suited her and wanted the perks of being a soldier but without the hardship. No-one else other than officers seemed to have servants, something she took for granted. We only have her word for it that the troops loved her and viewed her as an equal, something I find hard to believe.
I'll dig out the books and re-read them.
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If you could post the titles of those books I would be obliged Centurion.
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But the point remains that she was not a "gentleman ranker" or a private soldier of any kind as she had to argue to be allowed to take part in attacks. Even the most Balkan and inefficient of armies regard that as an obligation.
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No it isn't. My argument has always been that she wasn't a soldier. She was some kind of regimental mascot/concubine. Others are arguing that she was an ordinary soldier who was regularly promoted, but no one has explained why she was banned from fighting.But they didn't have women in their ranks! That was the whole point of her having to argue - your logic is circular.
Posted 01 May 2012 - 11:36 AM
I thought she was fighting at the time she was shot/wounded. She spent some considerable time first in a unit of the Scottish Women's Hospital, and later in 41 General Hospital, and it was following that she received the Karageorge Star. She was a loose cannon of a woman and not a type I'm particularly fond of, but it rather amuses me that on one hand you argue adamantly that her own accounts of her service, and that of others are, in the main, fabricated, and at the same time insist she was a 'concubine' and no better than the regimental bike. I wonder what your source is for that?No it isn't. My argument has always been that she wasn't a soldier. She was some kind of regimental mascot/concubine. Others are arguing that she was an ordinary soldier who was regularly promoted, but no one has explained why she was banned from fighting.
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Statistical models for censored point processes with cure fractions
Rogers, Jennifer Kaye (2011) Statistical models for censored point processes with cure fractions. PhD thesis, University of Warwick.
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We consider the analysis of data from the MRC Multicentre Trial for Early
Epilepsy and Single Seizures (MESS), which was undertaken to assess the differences
between two policies: immediate, or deferred treatment for patients
in early epilepsy. In studies of recurrent events, like epileptic seizures, there is
typically lots of information about individuals' seizure patterns over a period
of time, which is often not fully utilised in analysis. We develop methodology
that allows pre-randomisation seizure counts and post-randomisation times to
first seizure, and from first to second seizure, to be jointly modelled, assuming
that these outcomes are predicted by (unobserved) seizure rates.
The joint model was found to be superior to standard survival methods. The
model had more power to detect statistically significant covariate effects not
found by standard survival analysis, however, interesting characteristics within
the data, not present in the model were also highlighted. The simple joint
model was extended to acknowledge these characteristics.
The results suggested that the identically distributed assumption for the survival
times may not be accurate. Instead we adjusted the model to allow for
changes in seizure rate both at randomisation and following a seizure postrandomisation.
There is evidence to suggest that there may be a substantial subset of the
MESS sample containing individuals who we would not expect to experience
seizures post-randomisation. If survival data has a proportion that are immune
to the event of interest, a model that ignores this may give misleading
results. We considered a cure rate model that allows the separation of individuals
who will never experience seizure recurrence and those who are at
risk of future seizures. We can then formulate probabilistic models for the
'at risk' individuals. These modifications to the simple joint model have been
considered both in isolation and together in a full model.
Item Type: | Thesis or Dissertation (PhD) |
Subjects: | Q Science > QA Mathematics |
Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH): | Epilepsy -- Treatment -- Mathematical models, Survival analysis (Biometry) |
Official Date: | January 2011 |
Institution: | University of Warwick |
Theses Department: | Department of Statistics |
Thesis Type: | PhD |
Publication Status: | Unpublished |
Supervisor(s)/Advisor: | Hutton, Jane L. |
Sponsors: | Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) |
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Language: | eng |
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places to go, things to see
My moleskine is getting all filled up with deadlines, meetings, dinners and brunches, and of course events. It means that I am not posting as much as I would like, but at least I am busy doing things I like to do.
Here is a couple excerpts from my itinerary that I am looking forward to. If you are in Toronto why not come check them out too, and if you see me come say hello, I love meeting readers.
Toronto Comic Arts Festival – many terrific illustrators and storytellers here – free admission, panels and seminars. I am planning on being there earlier in the day on Saturday and I will show up on Sunday too if I finish my projects before deadline.
Toronto Fashion and Design Festival – is being hotly anticipated by all of us fashion bloggers. Lots of fun stuff going on including NOW's Upcoming Designer competition and a live draping demo by designers from the Toronto Fashion Incubator (possibly including me… we'll see) – plus I will be with the media.
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Hi, is the Toronto Fashion Festival free for all three days?
Comment by Libo — August 15 2007 @ 7:20 pm -
Hello. I was just curious if this festival is accessible to everyone? Is there a fee? Sounds exciting. I want in!!!!!
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Hi Libo and Kasia – the TFDF is free as far as I know, it's happening out in the open at Dundas Square.
Thank you Danielle!!
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What did EV Lac?
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satellite and was thousands of times more powerful than the average solar flare, and it lasted for eight hours to boot. The brightness of the flare with time as seen by Swift is shown above left, while an artist rendering of the flare from EV Lac, along with hot plasma trapped within the enhanced magnetic loops which certainly thread its surface, is shown above right. Young stars like EV Lac may have young solar systems around them - what would such powerful flares do to a young earth orbiting this star?
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I dont' know if I'd define that as "recycled" animation. When I think of recycled animation the use and re-use of actual cells sequences over and over again in different cartoons comes to mind. What was shown in that video I think falls more into the...we have certain sequences we're comfortable with animating and since these movies came out fairly far apart most people will never see the similarities. Except the Sleeping Beauty and Beauty and the Beast one...that I believe is a direct homage.
The commentary on the Beauty and the Beast DVD mentions the Sleeping Beauty one, though I believe the reason was less homage and more just being out of time. Some of the others (but not all) do look quite "lifted" to me. In fairness at the part/s with the club--you know full well in ANY cartoon, when someone with a club is trying to hit one of the heroes, the most likely outcome is that the club will fall on a bad guy instead.


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"Phryne up to her usual standard"
Phryne takes herself and Dot, her companion, and Ruth and Jane, her two adopted daughters down to Queenscliff for a summer holiday in a borrowed house while her house in Melbourne is being renovated under the watchful eyes of the Butlers. When she arrives, the Johnsons, the caretaker couple who belong to the house are not there and neither is there furniture. The kitchen of the house has been stripped of food and no-one knows where the Johnsons have gone. In the course of finding the missing couple, Phryne gets involved with a film crew, a surrealist party, a treasure hunt and a rum smuggling gang.
This is another great offering from Kerry Greenwood. I wondered how I would like a Fisher audiobook - I have read all the others in hard copy - but found I thoroughly enjoyed it. Stephanie Daniel performs the story well. All in all good value for money.
"Willis creates characters you care about"
Blackout is the first part of a two-part series set in the London blitz. I would strongly advise buying both this and All Clear together because Blackout leaves you hanging and you will want to move straight on to the next book. My criticism of the first two of Willis' Oxford time travel series was that they were over-written - too much detail that left me wanting her to just get on with it. I didn't feel this with Blackout - not sure if she has tightened her writing style or I've just got used to it, but this was much better.
Willis' fascination with the London blitz comes over in the book and I started to think about what it must have been like for people living in that time. I warmed to the characters she created, and this was helped by Katherine Kellgren's narration. I wanted to keep listening to find out what happened next. I was surprised when I listened to Willis' introduction to the book to discover that she is American because she seemed to create England so well. There were, however, two factual issues that annoyed me. First, she had multiple matrons in her hospitals when the matron is the nurse in charge of the whole hospital and the term she wanted was either ward sister or charge nurse. Second, there is no way that Oxford University would have a mere "Mr" in charge of their time travel labs. Dunworthy would have been much more credible as Professor.
My only criticism of this as an audiobook is that it switches backwards and forwards between different times and places and while it tells you when and where you are at the beginning of each chapter, I sometimes got a little confused early on and would have liked to have been able to go back to the beginning a little more easily than one can whilst listening to an audiobook when out and about.
I would probably give this 4.5 stars if that was an option.
"Good story, but needs editing"
Steven Crossley does a superb job of the narration but I still don't know what to make of Connie Willis as a writer, after reading both this and her previous book, The Doomsday Book. She uses too many words and takes *forever* to get to the point. She doesn't do Victorian English humour as well as PG Wodehouse or Jerome K Jerome, both of whom she refers to numerous times in the book. Her England in the second half of the 21st century is very much like the England she knows, but with time travel - although at least she now has hand-held communication devices - and making cats extinct a mere 7 years after she wrote the book in 1998 was always going to be risky. And yet, there is something about it that made me keep listening until the end, even though I was pretty sure I know more or less what was going to happen. I have bought her next book, though.
"Probably a better read than listen"
I am not sure what to say about this book. I found it frustratingly slow-moving, but I kept listening to the end because I wanted to find out what happened to the characters that Willis made very real and endearing. As an audiobook, it is very long and somewhat over-written and the glacial speed of the narration made the slowness of the action even more frustrating until I set it to play at x1.25 speed, which improved things immensely. I wouldn't have minded it even a bit faster, but x1.5, which was the next option that my phone offered, was too fast - I had to concentrate too hard to follow at that speed.
As many other reviewers have commented, the technological aspects of the story are dated. What Willis describes is Oxford of the 1990s with higher tech medicine and the ability to travel through time, but no mobile phones and no personal computers. It is stunning that she has written about voice recorders that can be miniaturised to the point where they can be implanted in someone's wrist to look like a bone spur, and language translators that can be implanted to make speech understandable both ways, not to mention pocket-sized video players and a portable locator that functions like a GPS, but still have the phone system tied to land-lines.
Someone else commented that Sterlin does awful American accents and they're right, she does, but since I am not American, it didn't worry me particularly. Other than that, and the speed, which I fixed, I enjoyed her narration.
I am a fast reader and I think that I would have enjoyed reading this book a great deal - as I said, I found the story engaging and if I had been able to move faster through the text, I wouldn't have found some of the descriptive passages so frustrating. I found Willis' reflections on the possibilities and perils of time travel interesting and it certainly motivated me to do lots of exercise - because I listen to audiobooks whilst exercising and I wanted to find out what was going to happen next. I would like to be able to give 3.5 stars, I think.
"Funny and imaginative text"
Libriomancers are people who can draw objects and people out of books and make them 'real' in the everyday world, but only after thousands of people have read the same words in the same way. Gutenberg was the original libriomancer and he developed the printing press to enable his magic. The libriomancers are being attacked by vampires who believe that the libriomancers started it and Isaac, a talented but poorly disciplined libriomancer has been recalled to field work to help out. He travels with Lena Greenwood, a dryad, and Smudge, a fire-spider, as they try to stop the serial murders of both libriomancers and vampires. The story is imaginative, well written and funny. David DeVries narration unfortunately does not do it justice. I find the tone of his voice irritating, although that is clearly personal choice, but there are also numerous instances where the way he reads dialogue does not match the description given by the author - so he might read something in a flat, unemotional tone and then say "exclaimed Lena".
"This book contains overt senseless cruelty"
I am returning this book half listened to because I cannot bear to listen any longer. The story is at one level interesting and if I had borrowed a hard copy from the library, I probably would have read the last chapter or so before I returned it, so I knew what happened but this isn't an easy option for an audio-book. Anna Pigeon finds herself at the bottom of a 'solution hole' in the Colorado desert (?) with a dislocated shoulder, a bleeding bump on the back of her head and no memory of how she got there. As her memory returns we find out that she has been a witness to a gang rape and murder. She is actually imprisoned in the hole and the people who put her there provide drugged water and then return to carve "whore" into her thigh. The midget albino rattlesnake that lives under the house that she shared with another seasonal worker at a resort is found nailed behind its head and in front of its rattle and left to die in agony. In the meantime, she has been joined in the hole by an orphaned baby skunk whom she befriends and who helps her to find non-drugged water. I have no idea what happens next because at this point the descriptions of senseless violence and cruelty became just too much for me. If you have the stomach for this kind of thing, then you might enjoy the book which is quite suspenseful, but it is certainly not my thing. Maybe this is what you would expect from an Anna Pigeon mystery - I have never 'read' one before.
"Hoping for a sequel"
I wasn't quite sure what to expect of a non-Discworld Pratchett collaboration, but I'm glad I bought this. It was a little slow starting, but by part-way through I was hooked. The concept of multiple parallel earths is interesting, the characters likeable and the story line engrossing. It's not as funny as the Discworld novels and the characters are more 'normal', but I enjoyed it very much and I want to hear the sequel. My only quibble with the reading was that Stevens does a truly appalling Australian accent.
"Another excellent Pratchett!"
This is the second of the books about Tiffany Aching and the Wee Free Men. Although they are listed as children's books, they are definitely aimed at the older literate child who loves words. I found this, as I usually do with Pratchett, difficult to 'put down' - it contains plenty to keep the more mature adult intrigued and amused.
This is the story of Tiffany's journey off the Chalk to begin her witches' apprenticeship with Miss Level. In it she defeats a Hiver, a creature that cannot be killed. While it is possible to 'read' Pratchett's Discworld books in any order and still find them entertaining, they do build on one another, so I would recommend reading or listening to "The Wee Free Men" first, especially if you haven't read any Pratchett before. A nodding acquaintence with Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg from any of the witch-focussed books in the series would also help. "Equal Rites" would be a good place to start.
Stephen Briggs does an excellent job of reading quite complex material with a large cast of characters. He finds consistent recognisable voices for the main characters, using a range of regional accents from the UK. He clearly enjoys reading Pratchett and understands his material well.
My one problem is that Pratchett starts of with a glossary of characters and it is very difficult to flip back to this in an audiobook when you want to know who or what a particular person represents.
"Pratchett is up to his usual standard"
This is Pratchett up to his usual standard - imaginative, funny, cynical and really enjoyable. Tony Robinson reads Pratchett really well (although I think I slightly prefer Nigel Planer, who read some of the earlier audiobooks). I listen to my audio books whilst pedalling an exercise bike and using a rowing machine and Unseen Academicals makes a boring-but-good-for-you activity fun. :-) The wizards are learning to play football under the gudiance of one of the university's candle dribblers and we get an insight into the workings of the university's kitchens. Lord Vetinari also features. Unfortunately, no witches, but you can't have everything. Well worth the money.


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Low fibre snacking on the go?? HELP!
I'm going on a lengthy car trip, no stops, and I want to keep some handy in case hunger strikes, but my fibre has already sky rocketed to 40g! I don't want to be 'gassy' in the car!
So what are some suggestions?
personally, i'm quite partial to the quaker oats brand oatmeal on the go.
it's sortof like an oatmeal bar, and they're quite delicious.
Original Post by maul8294:personally, i'm quite partial to the quaker oats brand oatmeal on the go.
it's sortof like an oatmeal bar, and they're quite delicious.
That would be a fairly HIGH fiber snack, but anyway...
Do you get gas from foods with fiber? I've never had that problem, except from beans.
I usually bring a bunch of carrot sticks and put them in a mini cooler with some cool drinks for long trips - also pack a sandwich for lunch...
I can't imagine trying to eat low fiber snacks on a long car trip - seems they would feel so heavy on the stomach.
But sunflower seeds & peanuts are tasty and filling...
anyone know anything low fibre, room temp. I can snack on?
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thanx for the replies, but so far I've only had high fibre suggestions! (um, oatmeal? seriously... and carrots pack on the fibre too...)
anyone know anything low fibre, room temp. I can snack on?
I suggested sunflower seeds and nuts.
Unsweetened applesauce cups are pretty low in fiber. So are string cheeses, but they're only good for so long at room temperature. Hard boiled eggs would last a while at room temperature too. Hmm, so many low fiber snacks really need to be refrigerated. Oh! Those Hunts snack pack puddings and jellos don't need refrigeration, and they both come in sugar free. How about beef or turkey jerky?
I can't do a lot of fiber either. More than 20 grams a day flares up my IBS really bad. I eat alot of meat and soy milk.
pack some little baggies of cerial that dont have alot of fiber.
like special k has like 1 gram haha if that? or cherrios dont have to much either. you know?
Unsweetened Applesauce
Pudding Hunt's andother brands foundin the baking aisle don't need ot be refrigerated
Crackers&Cheese Again you can find cheeses that don't need refrigeration
Apples, Grapes, fruits, melons etc - they stay good for a long time without refrigeration - depends on how long the trip is, but I'd say if its under a full day you'd be fine with most fruits
EDIT: I would just go walk around the grocery store and look for snacky things and check out the lables for fiber.
The Special K snack bars have zero fibre in them, and they're quite good for having only 90 calories.


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Rinse and drain quinoa three times, using a fine mesh strainer to remove the bitter outer coating.
Heat olive oil in a heavy saucepan or Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add onion and cook until soft, stirring constantly. Add garlic and quinoa and continue stirring a minute or two. Stir in broth and milk. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low and simmer until quinoa is tender, stirring occasionally, approximately 10 to 12 minutes.
Add mushrooms and cook another 3 to 5 minutes, stirring often. Remove from heat. Add cheese and let stand a few minutes, so risotto can thicken.
Serves 6.
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Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Spray a 10-inch pie pan with nonstick spray. In a large mixing bowl, stir together zucchini, egg substitute, flour, olive oil, 1/2 cup mozzarella and 1/2 cup Parmesan. Press into prepared pie plate and bake 35 to 40 minutes or until lightly browned.
Remove from oven. Sprinkle remaining mozzarella and Parmesan cheese on top. Spread pepperoni evenly over cheese. Sprinkle basil and oregano on top. Bake 8 to 10 minutes until cheese is browned and bubbly.
Serves 4.
Per serving: 446 calories, 27 g fat (16 g saturated), 76 mg cholesterol, 11 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 40 g protein, 17% Vitamin A, 18% Vitamin C, 117% calcium, 10% iron
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Toss chick peas with chili seasoning and olive oil. Spread out in a single layer on a nonstick jelly roll pan. Place on the center rack of the oven and roast 40 to 50 minutes, stirring every 15 minutes or so.
The chickpeas are done when they are browned and taste crispy. If they're still soft in the center, continue roasting in 5-minute increments until done. Sprinkle with sea salt and serve immediately. Roasted garbanzo beans do not keep well, even in an air-tight container.
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The surname FRUTOZ is not included in the US Census Bureau's ranking of surnames with 100 or more people. Since fewer than 100 people with this surname were included in the 2000 Census, it is relatively uncommon.
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Great area rug, a little paler than I imagined. Put it in another location andy it was great!!
I intended the rug for a master bath. The color was a bit more yellow than anticipated and it was too small for the intended area. I tried several places and it landed in a guest bathroom. To my surprise, the size was very nice and the colors have blended well, nicely accenting some colors in the granite that I did not anticipate. Rug quality is nice. The rug was an unplanned, delightful surprise!
I am pleased with the carpet what i bought . Looks good in the room , and the quality is good
I ordered this rug based on the colors, yet when I opened the package last night there was a rug that was primarily black with an ivory border. I'll keep it because it's not worth the trouble to return it, and it'll end up in a guest bedroom--which was not my need. Disappointed.
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Chocolate fondue with fresh fruit or cubed angel food cake will satisfy any sweet tooth. It makes a tasty appetizer or light dessert.
- 1 cup (6 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1/2 cup light corn syrup
- Dash salt
- 1 to 2 tablespoons rum or 1/2 teaspoon rum extract
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Assorted fresh fruit and angel food cake cubes
- 1. In a small saucepan, combine the chocolate chips, corn syrup and salt. Cook and stir over low heat until chips are melted.
- 2. Remove from the heat. Stir in rum or extract and vanilla until blended. Transfer to a small fondue pot and keep warm. Serve with fruit and cake cubes. Yield: 1 cup.
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1 serving (1/4 cup) equals 330 calories, 13 g fat (8 g saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 91 mg sodium, 58 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 2 g protein.
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Minimalist Instant Seder Available at Citarella
Passover begins next Friday evening at sundown, and Citarella is offering the above seder plate for the time-strapped observant.
Priced at $14.99 -- which seems a little steep given the minute quantities of foodstuffs; however, you get to keep the plastic keepsake plate.
The plate provides niches for the six elements of the ceremonial meal (bitter herbs, horseradish, charoset, other vegetable, shank bone, and boiled egg). It's up to you to provide the saltwater (symbolizing tears) and the matzos. Feminists sometimes add orange segments.
The seder service is a ritual retelling of the exodus of the Jews from Egypt. It is observed on the first (and sometimes the second, too) night of Passover.
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Released: Sep 01st, 2002
Running Time: 106
Director: F J Lincoln
Company: VCA Pictures
Dru Berrymore, Mickey G., Evan Stone, Chloe (I), Rafe, Daisy Chain, Aria, Belladonna, Marty Romano, Renee LaRue, Kaylynn, Pat Myne
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Feature
Couples and Chloe; a match made in video heaven.
Evan Stone's engaged to Chloe, but his bachelor party proves to be his downfall, after Chloe catches stripper Aria naked with Stone in the bathroom. Little does Chloe know that the pair have just essayed a hot doggie/lotus/cowgirl fuck on the floor!
But Chloe calls the engagement quits, and trashes their apartment. In packing up Stone's stuff, she finds that he's been taping all his past sexual encounters... so, with pal Mickey G.'s help, she decides to "return" all the sexy vids to their rightful owners: the ex-girlfriends.
But before that, look for this tape's best scene, and a pre-nom for Best Couples Scene: Chloe and Mickey on the bed, where the lithe brunette engages in a long (and if one can judge by Chloe's face and groans, quite stimulating) reverse cowgirl ride, followed by mish, anal spoon, and a cumshot to her pussy and stomach.
Almost needless to say, all the recipients of Stone's tapes don't think his taping them having sex is any big deal, and all seems willing to invite Chloe into their bed (or wherever) for a threesome or all-girl lickfest. These include Renee LaRue, who winds up getting her ass plunged outside by Marty Romano on his motorcycle; Daisy Chain and Belladonna, who do entice Chloe into a dildo-filled threesome; and Dru Berrymore and Rafe, whose reverse cowgirl and doggie fuck looks all the better for it having taken place in a mirrored room. Dru's hot, but seeing a dozen Drus at once riding that cock is at least a dozen times hotter.
Two more scenes, including another Chloe one, follow, but one thing's for sure: Chloe fans, and fans of decent couples video in general, will be pleased.


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2 bands
1 duck band
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todays haul with 3 bands
2 bands
1 duck band
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todays haul with 3 bands
HRC- Our season never ends
"Shoot fast or shoot last"
HR UH Nilsson's on a wing n a prayer SH WCX
Hey you mind picking out the ones without bands... give them a chance to make it down south.... haha that is pretty impressive congrats!
Drew Allain
HR Cajun Made King "Zeus"
Heza Rock Star (Wood River's Franchise x Kerrybrook's All Jazz'd Up)
Magnolia Jazz of Kerrybrook (Kerrybrook's Vince x Kerrybrook's All Jazz'd Up)
Gahonk's Ms Behavin' (Gunstock's Lethal Weapon x Gahonk's Tizzy) R.I.P.
Guns of Autumn SH (Jazztime x Canby's Magic Spell) R.I.P.
These are awesome pics! I'm jealous. Dumb question....what's the difference between a banded and not banded duck or goose?
Of course I look at the glass as Half Full. The only time I would look at it as Half Empty is when I think about how good the first half tasted. -Drew DeYoung
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Wirtz, VA
Bands are put on to research migration patterns. It's sort of a trophy for waterfowlers. You call in the band number or punch it in online I think and they send you a certificate of where the bird is from and how old. I shot a snow goose from the arctic one time. Pretty cool.
last eve watching da bears grate some cheese, I got a hankering for some cheetos.
eased up quiet like and snuck to the cupboard. tip toe back to the chair and ever so quiet opened the bag.
had to snap the photo with the telephone.
are you able to tell what dog hunted all morning and what dog did not?
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In today's issue of The Wall Street Journal, the page 1 story for the Personal Journal section is about what it takes to win the Super Bowl. If you're into football (and even if you're not), it's a fascinating piece and it offers several interesting opportunities for applying economic thinking.
Concepts that leapt to mind as I was reading included productivity (time spent per foot of offense), marginal thinking (value of additional hour of prep time), psychic income (return on effort because they love the game), marginal thinking (benefit of an additional hour studying film), and even a little labor economics (hints at the expiration of the current contract with the players' union).
While I haven't dissected it to the point of developing any lessons, it might make a good follow-on discussion on Monday when some of the class is discussing the game. We're having our annual "family Super Bowl party" with the cuisine determined by which teams made the game. And some of us like The Who, so we'll make it half-time. Enjoy the weekend, and share your thoughts.
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Reader: DIA needs to wake up and smell the coffee
Denver International Airport may have just been named the "Best Airport in North America" -- for the sixth consecutive year! -- by Business Traveler magazine, but it's definitely lacking in a few departments. Souvenir beer sales, for example. And here's how Bubba responds to Laura Shunk's list of the "Best Places to Eat Breakfast at DIA":
GIVE ME A BREAK..DIA is a joke when it comes to A, B and C terminals in that if your flight is delayed and you land late late night, wee hours of the morning or need to be there at 3:30a or 4a for a 6a flight, there's NOTHING open...
It's embarrassing that travelers stuck in terminals can't even get a lousy cup of coffee. FAIL. (The DIA lame-o answer is "well you can get something in the main terminal MAYBE) ..Yeah, I'm switching planes and you want me to go from C all the way in and back out to get a friggin' sandwich? FAIL.
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Protective Action, guarding what you consider important Hostility, As in this is MINE you can't have it Possessiveness, Which is like the above, but not Hostile Isolation, cutting one off from all other input And A
means to get behind a Wall,
On the Path of Life, Much less the Pagan Path there is time for openness .. Open Gates and a time for setting limits ..Closed ones It
is said that good fences make for good neighbors
Well defined limits of what's acceptable, for one
Ever notice how some people seem to think that because your religion is not in the "main stream" that the otherwise reasonable behaviors of propriety, go out the window ? That they feel they can ask you things that are downright rude .. or at the very least, none of their business. Or
say things to you .. that if someone said such to them
I have had all of the above and then some When
you get one of these .. here's what you do
Me and my faith or don't talk about it
as much of a Fuss as need be, but make sure this person understands
a Wall of forbidding
A wall says.. beyond this you may not go No trespass into your space ... period A
gate says .. you might pass within .. with MY leave
a great deal on who is about I would think :)
set the limits of trespass and ingress
the foolish will reign and continue to paint us all
the need for sermonizing or preaching
Some might argue that this very Web Site violates that idea of Preaching or seeking others But does it? NO I
wrote the blurbs when submitting to the Engines very carefully ..
Welcome come on in But
only if you want what's in my "Pagan" Garden,
wise most of the descriptions or titles, that any Web crawler may pull
have not gotten any nasty notes from people saying ..
I have gotten many a nice letter and a few new friends :)
said .. Onward
So why are such limits and slow downs needed at all for the Average Pagan..? Why would we want/need to ? Have
you ever tried to explain the Pagan Way
come away more confused or hostile
simple No. that's not how it is.. will do ..
"If you like, we can do Coffee and I will tell you the basics" Which leaves it up to them to seek you out if they are interested Or "
No that's not how it is.. check out X
book from the library,
have memorized the authors and titles to many books
they can no longer come up and spout their ignorance to your face, As in my experience, there are three kinds of people, who ask questions about us Those
who want to bash us, because they disagree with us
who are sensation seekers who have half heard tales of us,
Those who really want to know :) Welcome I
got to take down a basher once, a particularly pushy type who came up to
me .. again .. to ask
He was just doing it to see me try and
explain or deny it, so he could poke holes in it,
He never brought the matter up again :) So this kind of Gate keeping does work Unless
they are the REALLY rabid type who will never even try to understand You
invent your own.. but can you see where I am going ?
We must gain acceptance in order to practice our faith without fear .. yes.. can we do this by the Isolation of Walls ? NO.. if we do this We will never help others understand that we are no harm to them .. and might even be a friend to them and that we are more LIKE them than they may think Will blocking out people .. help.. ? NO A
total open door where we tell all to any who will listen .. again.. NO...
spare me from such a task hehehehehe..
So it's a fine line we walk .. between Open and Closed Gates But if the fates are kind .. it need not always be so Which
is why I chose the lovely Ice Sculpture at the header to illustrate my
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Johnnyu Thrust, Marc Cummings, Anastasia (I), Gia Paloma, Jessica Sweet, Blondie, Rick Masters, Brick Majors, John Strong, Missy Monroe
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
You?d wonder how insanity involving cocks would manifest itself when you read the title Girls Gone Cock Crazy 2, just interested in what they?d do to satisfy that mental imbalance. If you guessed fucking and sucking a lot of cock, you?d be right.
There?s a whole lot of no-nonsense sex here, and that?s just fine, actually. Sometimes it?s fun to just watch a girl get fucked hard, like the first scene involving Gia Paloma, who looks positively jubilant to be getting porked as hard as she is.
Missy Monroe, too, looks pretty damn hot riding a cock, legs spread wide open and taking it reverse cowgirl style, to her obvious delight.
This is a fine release from start to finish. There?s no flash, just a lot of substance, and that?s what?s missing from a lot of features these days.
Retailing: Solid sex with hot chicks should sell this one.


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Jonathan Goldstein, Mingsheng Hong, Mohamed Ali, and Roger Barga
December 2007
This technical report consists of two concatenated papers. The first is a theoretical paper describing interesting tradeoffs when designing speculative streaming operators. In addition, it describes specific algorithms with specific tradeoffs and the associated complexity analysis for the aggregate operator The second paper describes the other operator algorithms in the overall CEDR context and their associated complexity analyses. In all, the papers describe the necessary operator algorithms for building an efficient, computationally rich, speculative stream processing engine.
Publication type | TechReport |
Number | MSR-TR-2007-158 |
Pages | 23 |
Institution | Microsoft Research |


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The Ridenhour Prizes
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The Ridenhour Prizes comprise awards in four categories given annually in recognition of those "who persevere in acts of truth-telling that protect the public interest, promote social justice or illuminate a more just vision of society". The awards are presented by The Nation Institute and The Fertel Foundation in recognition of Ron Ridenhour, the Vietnam War veteran who exposed the My Lai Massacre. Each Prize carries a $10,000 stipend. The Prizes were first awarded in 2004.
Prize categories include:
- The Ridenhour Courage Prize
- The Ridenhour Book Prize
- The Ridenhour Truth-Telling Prize
- The Ridenhour Documentary Film Prize (since 2011)
Past winners[edit]
The Ridenhour Courage Prize[edit]
- 2004: Daniel Ellsberg
- 2005: Seymour Hersh
- 2006: Gloria Steinem
- 2007: Jimmy Carter
- 2008: Bill Moyers
- 2009: Bob Herbert
- 2010: Howard Zinn (posthumous)
- 2011: Russ Feingold
- 2012: John Lewis
- 2013: James Hansen
- 2014: Frederick A.O. Schwarz, Jr.
The Ridenhour Book Prize[edit]
- 2004: Deborah Scroggins, for Emma's War: An Aid Worker, Radical Islam, and the Politics of Oil – A True Story of Love and Death in the Sudan
- 2005: Adrian Nicole LeBlanc, for Random Family: Love, Drugs, Trouble, and Coming of Age in the Bronx
- 2006: Anthony Shadid, for Night Draws Near: Iraq's People in the Shadow of America's War
- 2007: Rajiv Chandrasekaran, for Imperial Life in the Emerald City: Inside Iraq's Green Zone,
- 2008: James Scurlock, for Maxed Out: Hard Times in the Age of Easy Credit
- 2009: Jane Mayer, for The Dark Side: The Inside Story of How the War on Terror Turned Into A War on American Ideals
- 2010: Joe Sacco, for Footnotes in Gaza
- 2011: Wendell Potter, for Deadly Spin: An Insurance Company Insider Speaks Out on How Corporate PR is Killing Healthcare and Deceiving Americans
- 2012: Ali H. Soufan, for The Black Banners: The Inside Story of 9/11 and the War Against al‐Qaeda
- 2013: Seth Rosenfeld, for Subversives: The FBI's War on Student Radicals, and Reagan's Rise to Power
- 2014: Sheri Fink, for Five Days at Memorial: Life and Death in a Storm-Ravaged Hospital
The Ridenhour Truth-Telling Prize[edit]
- 2004: Joseph Wilson
- 2005: Kristen Breitweiser
- 2006: Rick S. Piltz
- 2007: Donald Vance
- 2008: Matthew Diaz
- 2009: Thomas Tamm
- 2010: Matthew Hoh
- 2011: Thomas Andrews Drake
- 2012: Eileen Foster and Daniel Davis
- 2013: Jose Antonio Vargas
- 2014: Edward Snowden and Laura Poitras
The Ridenhour Documentary Film Prize[edit]
- 2011: Julia Bacha, Ronit Avni and Rula Salameh, for Budrus
- 2012: Rachel Libert and Tony Hardmon, for Semper Fi: Always Faithful
- 2013: Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering, for The Invisible War[1]
- 2014: Dawn Porter, for Gideon's Army
Special Ridenhour Prize for Reportorial Distinction[edit]
- 2009: Nick Turse [2]
- ^ Lee, Diana (February 22, 2013). "2013 Ridenhour Documentary Film Prize Winner Announced". The Nation Institute. Retrieved 28 February 2013.
- ^ The Ridenhour Prizes - Fostering the spirit of courage and truth retrieved from www.ridenhour.org on 2011 03 12
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- The Ridenhour Prizes official site
- Fertel Foundation site with links to sites related to Ridenhour and My Lai
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